Yen Pox emerged in the early 1990s as a duo composed of Steven Hall and Michael J.V. Hensley, carving out a distinctive niche within the dark ambient music scene with their foreboding and densely layered soundscapes. They quickly became known for their immersive atmospheres, constructed of droning textures, ominous melodies and an undercurrent of unsettling tranquility that simultaneously evokes the far reaches of cosmic space and the depths of human introspection. Their work is often characterized by a slow, evolutionary unfolding of sonic narratives that beckon listeners into vast realms of the subconscious.

The release of "Blood Music" in 1995, their debut full-length album, established Yen Pox as masters of the dark ambient genre. This was followed by a long period of silence, during which their music continued to ferment in the minds of their fans. Decades later, marking a grand return, Yen Pox delivered "Between the Horizon and the Abyss" in 2015—a reflective exploration that dives even deeper into the abstract and the ethereal, reaffirming their command over dark sonic textures. Their reputation for crafting intricate and expansive auditory experiences was further solidified with releases like "Anathema Victum," which offers a glimpse into the duo's relentless pursuit of the outer limits of dark ambient music. Yen Pox’s discography stands as a testament to their longevity and dedication to their craft, continuously feeding the imagination of listeners who relish in the darker side of ambient sound.